AN ACT CONCERNING HOUSING UNIT-EQUIVALENT POINTS FOR DEVELOPMENTS SUBJECT TO LITIGATION.

SB 338 modifies Connecticut's rules for municipalities seeking a moratorium on affordable housing appeals. It establishes that towns qualify for a 4-year (or 5-year for larger towns with housing plans) pause by completing housing developments totaling 2% of their total units (or 75 points, whichever is greater). Smaller projects (95% low-income or ≤40 units) and towns with existing housing plans are excluded from the moratorium and face adjusted thresholds (1.5% or 65 points). The bill defines specific point calculations for certification of completed housing developments, requiring documentation of unit locations, assigned points, and compliance with thresholds.